Talk:List of multi-level marketing companies/Archives/2022
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Could you please add CummyGummy as an MLM? I've seen discussions on social media platforms that it's a newly set-up MLM. Also please consider checking if SoFit is an MLM (they sell 'high-quality' almond milk). I'm not sure how to verify it but them claiming to sell only the so-called 'pure, high quality' almond milk sounds suspicious. Thank You SportingFan FC (talk) 10:08, 27 March 2022 (UTC) SportingFan FC
- @SportingFan FC: In order to have an entry on this list, the company itself must already have its own WP article. I don't see one about either of these. DMacks (talk) 14:38, 27 March 2022 (UTC)
- I understand. But unfortunately I am unable to find any further information or sources that it's an MLM. Sometimes these companies tend to manipulate their information online, making it harder to look for authentic sources of information. Any chance I could add it as a dormant name(closed in brackets)? SportingFan FC (talk) 09:13, 29 March 2022 (UTC)
Watkins Inc. is not multi-level
Yes, Watkins has a program where individuals can buy a lot of product near wholesale rates. No, Watkins does not, nor has ever, had a program where individuals can get a downline. Recruiting people to be a seller does not put that seller under them, and no money can be made off recruiting or the sales of those you recruit. Therefore, there are not multiple levels of sellers that can generate a pyramid-like structure. 207.138.194.98 (talk) 03:54, 14 July 2022 (UTC)